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. . . , p 7 6 t ,1 . . ' .!. 4 . 1 ' -. —; . 2 -.•- '; ': ' ikl ‘ . 9 ' I to . - :L. . t • '. • :4 ~_ ' ' •-• • ' l. . -. - * l l--.kit • '' ': -,Nr :,,, 4, 4 ' . . T . r. ~........... , .f.,..„..,,,,.e.,,• ... ~,,..,.. f-,....,--,44.,..„ • , .. . . • ~...„, ~,,,...:„...,„..,,....7.,.. • a I P. .0., .1.,... . ' "4--4, , • :. , •.. . - ' - .., / ,,T,I ~ \ ,k,.• -: - , •-• ..., • ~ , ~... . -, • ..‘ . i it, Al NV , '" . , . .. • ? -7; t ~; _ ~x T ÜB,S .v4•Y, APRIL 14, T HOS. NUMBER 48-62.] (PRICE sixrtuch., NEW EXHIMITION, BROOK.STREET.. v iraE First Exhibition by a New. Society, entitled The ASSOCIATED ARTISTS in Vit AT LW CO -1.01/IC,,'" will open-on MONDAY NEXT, the teth of tBoB, at No. AG, Lower Brook-street, Grosvenor -5441re. Achnittatice is.—Catalogues i6cl. A.-ROBERTSON, Secretary. ARMY. . 1 1 -4 0 be SOLD, for the Regulation, under Circum stances peculiarly - Eligiblit, a LJEUTLNANTCY in desirable Regiment of LIGHT DRAGOONS, most 'ad itantageousi y stationed. _ . Apply by Letter only (post paid), addressed to Lieut. A. . No. I, Pall-Mall. ~• ALL IN A DAY ! IMPORTANT Chances.to be decided on the 2Gth ut .the present Month (A eteit), on which Day , the Drawing of the CITY LOTTERY begins and will finally close : -All those substantial,and well-fini shed Estates, si tuated in the most eligible Part of London, Land Tax re— deemed, and may be entered on immediately; or disposed of In Advantage,— te4 a tkeel, in Capital Prizes; pieslNT riticss. Tickets - - - 719 o• naives • - 4 4 . 0 1 Eighths 2 o Quarters - - 3• o ; Sixteenth - - o 11, ~o Thegrand Prizes in Cox's Lottery, 1774.—Pigot's grand Diamond, iSst. - Several Prizes in Boydell's and 13owyer's Were sold by 1-I()KNSBY and Co, 26, ComTiill ; 52, Char ing Lross ; and St. Margaret's . ilill, Borough. GRAND CITY LOTTERY, - To be Drawn in One Day, viz. 26th of this Month. NI/IFT and Co. No. - tl, Poultry, and No, Charing Cross, nave on Sale the Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which will be drawn in Guildhall, in 'One Day, the 26th of this Month—the Prizes are Fitst.ratc Freehold Houses, in Skiriner-strect, and l'icket•street, dis charged of Land-Tax, and valued at t 04,0001. as under:. Prize of - £25,000 7 - Prizes of £4,000 I - 7,000 6 6;000 I x 4 Tickets and Shares have already risen in Price, and another advance is expected beforc the Drawiq. • Present Prices . - Ticicetsk7 19s. Halves - i C4 4 9 Eighths - t 2 p !ia U 311Ci5 - a. - 3 .o 1 Sixteenths all CI GRAND CITY LOTTERY of FREEHOLD HOus ES, discharged of LAND-TAX. k 164,000 Value in Capital" Prizes. ' Twenty Thousand Tickets, , to- be Drasytt in G oildhall, April 26th. ' LIST of CAV ITA I. PRIZES, with the Value °reach. Grand Hotel, No. 9, Skinner-street, . . -- asicoo No. 24, Skinner-street - , - • . - . '. 7,000 No. 43, Ditto . ' : ' .. - 6,c00 .4 No. 45. Ditto - .. - - t 6,000 . • No. 5, Pickett-street - - , - - - . 6;o00 No. 7, Ditto - a . . . 6,ouu No, £7, Skinner-street- • - .„- - 4,n00 No..2l,'llitto , - .' - , - 4 ,000 - No. 44 Ditto . - - ' - . 4,000 No. 8, Ditto - - - . -4,4 00 ' No. 4, Ditto .• .- - . . . 4,000 No, 16., Pickett-street . . - - ..buoo • No.:: t, Ditto . . - - - 4 ,000 No. IS, Skinner-street - - - 3,000, ,No. 40, West Side of Snow-hill - - 3,00 0 • No.. 4,. Skinner-street - - - 3,000 No. sig, Ditto - \ - - - - 3,', 00 No 49, Dino - . .., - . . 3,0u0 40. 4, Pickett-street . . ... • -. , 3,000 No. 22, Skinner-street - . ~. 2,000 Making together the. Sum ot' 14;otio). The above Valuation is taken at the lowe%vestimate, and there is no doubt that by the time the LOttely is drawn, the Vroperty. will be very considerably iii.:rea:,ed in value. 01. trrs have been- , ade tram va ions ptisons to purchase several .01 the Houses ,at the p-ices they are estimated at, 'and it is proposed that thaseT mei which - are iit videdinto small shares shall he sold, and the Produce paid to tht Shareholders ac. cording to their respeilive Shares. Present Prices Ticket , 4 . 7 19 *tr .. . . . half - - - 44. 4 0 i Eighth - - 4 1 2 ° Quarter ~ _ 2* 3 0 1 Sixteenth , ' .o . .ii r 46' ''' Tickets and Shares arc selling a; all - the Offices. • . • :A COMBINATION, in .whi c h the greatest de gree of Utility is blended with equal elegance,, is al 'awed to be rare -- ; both these qualities are acknowledged to be united, in a superior degree, in the beautiful Articles of Furniture manufattured by W. G/ I NI hS, No. 53, and 54, St. Paul's Church-Yard. Ilia P,O LE D F.SKS and 'LETTER COPYING MACHINES, at the Same 'time they are universally admited - .as the most elegant 'Furniture , ..of the Library or 13oudoir, arc the mos: estee:ned.for contain •ing, in a small compass, the requisites in constant daily use for writing, dressing, travelling, - &e.' &c. for Ladies' use as well as Gentlemen's, without Which no equipage can be complete. • • MESSRS.' LEIGH ,and Co.. Surgeons, confine their attention to the Treatment of certain Complaints ;contrae.ted in an unguarded hour, and that Qebility which is caused by the destructive I-Lbits of Youth. Mr., Leigh hay ing been engaged ln'th , s exclusive branch for the last eleven years in this Ilouse, it is presumed that the adtrantage oitue.h txperience.gives the utmost success to that assiduity.with which they devote timuselves• to the Cure of these Coin -plaints. In all Cases of recent occurrence. the Cure is speedy,: and pain and dangetare aqually avoided. In every complicatod Case, and in those dilaressing Deficiencies which are the Con_ sequences of youthful Imprudence, or the enervating indul. enges of mattuity in warm Climates, their mode of Tre.A. -silent ensures a safe, and permanent Restoration to vigorous Health. The Terms arc stated ott the first intervioy, of.in ans..ver 'to Letters containing a Bank Note, .and itr emery Cake Ole Inost.inviolable.secrecy is observed. , No, ao, Arund e l- s t reet , Strand, near Temple-bar..!—There is an additional Entranec in Water.st reet adjoining. • . .An MP ORTANT CONS IDER ATI ON, 'particularly ad dressed to NAVA L.UE F ICE, RS, and those, obliged to .visit Foreign Climates. HE Melancholy ACOOttntS so frOtiently re ceived from the West Indies, Whilst they excite the / .regret of every feeling. mind, claim the Utmost exertion tit medical skill; influenced brthe sincerest7desire of cott}tribut •ing towards the ,preservation of those obliged to 1 - IFave the perils of that destfuAive malady Called" the Y E ',LOW FEVER, the Jkoprietor of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS again - solicitS the SeribbS attention °elite Public: when. the unpre cedented pine of finis invaluable Medicine is considered, Ibunded on an Experience of mare than half a Century, It will not appear presumptuo us t o assert , t h a t eveit.in the last -struggle.of.lxpirlhOlaturc, itsbertiin, yet powerful virtues have prevailed,' and restored Thousands to their Country and `. Friends I ~ That the introthieion of . a deliterlous Counterfeit should, - for several - years, have ftreventett the inli,bitants - of the .Westorn I iiandoi from chjoying the, benefit of such ari inesti mable Sly, c fie, e..turiot :nifficipniry fomented; but as farthei. irnpLitiOrt is , rendered ihoossible,' by the - namc'of Thornasdiordit Moore," engraved on e• :h Stamp (nYla• .votlroC t . -:oyertypoir:,,, it Wcruttitiqutly hoped this Address will succeed in poluAirt - 4 thOse obliged to' encounter the awful perils .of a Ppreigir Climatz, to rely on the efficacy of tt ese unhvolliql Dry , , . Orders for;:h,tport. vetoed at the Duaor's House, 2.9, vita Bropk.ttc'et A LADY wii , hes to borrow Two or thre.; Hun dred Pouints, tor which she will, give Set.:urity. No common Money-lender will be treated with.. Any Gentle man inclined'to confer such an obligation; is requested to di red (post- pairl),to K. 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THE COMMISSIONERS foi• 1 1 7CTUALLI.Va • Sit Naty d. hereby ,give Notice, ihat' on Friday, the 22d of 4pril next, !hey will bt 11154 to receive rend(' in malting (sealed up), and treat for Five Hundred ' I ' OIZ of Ll . VERPOP L, or coarse -rained Cti EStil RE SALT, or Sail of egaai.goointss, and for Eigb: Hundred Tons orCIIESH IR i BAY, SALT of the lasgytt rain; :or , Salt of e q ual gok;e'stesi 1. 4 f which the Person: nuho snake the Tenders artioprodueeSoomP4s); to be delivered- into His 41-lajesty's Fifluating Stores at Dry:. ford, one -hall - 4 the list of yliiy ~.,x4, 4 ":1 the remainder by the lotb of September falolving, free of all charge and rick' to Nit Majesty, except that the Contrail°, coil! bi allowed MLA, Shillings and Elroep Pence per Ton fir' Porteraie of the Salt Ir6fil /4; Wharf to the Store: ; and to be paid for by Bills, p4able, Brit 5 Interest, ninety days after date. The Condition: qi the Contrafis my be seek at the Serret.vy't Office, at thi). Office, or by applying to - ihe Coll.-Oars of the Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at 1111.1dleulch, in "Cheshire, Are regard willGe kad to w z r TrAkkr in nohlelt tin Poke . 4,6.711 tea he inJertr,l in words 41 length:, 11411 1013 e delivere4 is the Board before One v'elork' o;t the 141;l Fridift tb, 2,2 d of April next, nor unless the l'ersoef who riaAee tzle "r( h i t r, person on hir anstiit!r,nulKn rifled lot. TO THE AFFLICTED wrTii.Rurrura. Relief with. Ease, Convenience, and Safety, • Months Trial allowed Giafis. • THE Aftliotect with Rupture, particularly who have difficult Complaints, :IN s riotinti 4aV I,,ed to try SALMON's Patent S.Af.iidjuiting "i it ussg,§. 35 they are also to retuni •them tree of Costs, should they not be approved. 'Persons whose Ruptures arc mitori4ed other distressing Complaints, are included in this Address, the particular forminion or this Truss Reiser, oyt collecting and securing the relaxed Parts, without or injury to- the Vessels laying under its pressure; ui the same tnne eontokning itself to ail changes in the position of the Body on which it rests ;. also admitting of inctease.4o Crease of force and size, changeof covering, Sold .Wheleslic anti Retail, by Salmon and 'at tiseir Alanufaitory, No. 7, Gerrarii-srreet, tsQh(ll Wilt:4%l 41s6.1ii.ty Irsd; price 3s Gd.. the Patentee's Afechauical Analysk of Trusses in general, pointing out their reijuisites TIIE•REV. MR. BARCIAY's PATENT ANTII3ILI. • IT was a remark of the , cde; - )rated Dr; Buchan, Author of the Dormsti(, :Vlcdicloe that corn amts of the' Stotnieh' and Bowels are the prevailin,; Malady of this Country, which lay the fonintrtibrt of the more fortrd'sble and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover fill* the relief and cure a .safe, and infallible remedy would per.. forma trosrimportant service society. - Tfiat discovery has now beta made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. ,William llarclay, the extensive sale .of WOO, aitd 'the high' estimation in which they arc deservedly held, consid,:rably lessened the nurnberof these complaints; and bids lair, in a short time, to be 'the means of entirely cradt» eating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operatioi they ata powerfully anti 'specifically on the Rile, and thus" 'remove .the numerous disoraers conneactl with it, Sick Flead.Achesi Flittulence, - Liver Comp laints, - .1 atindice; 'Net:. volts Disorders from Indigestion, it;:c. They arc, the most valuable Family*Medicine hitherto ot@eit to the Public, and the ,Proprietor supported by the niast respectable evidence of the first .charaeters of the Nobility, and others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. ' This ..xaluable Medicfne, having been used ‘vith success, ii'recoininervied by the followiug distiNtlibbcd l'ellondge.3 • 'The Kight 'Hon. Viscount Uilyon. " The Lord Ilistion of Bath and Wells. Sir lohn 'Loney wood, BArt. M. I. ter flriniton.. Sir Stephen t.ttsbington, 11.irt. , M.P. for Vio, n. 'Chows Anson, f.hti. d. P. for Litchfield. ]aincs.Atityatt, - PAq. M.P. for Soutli.itn(ttefti Cgivert, Etal. .M. P. for liettlords V.dmiattl iloclim,' Erni, New-street, Spring Gar4ens. „Thomas „itantmeisley, Esti. Pall.Mlll. Diokes, ESq.-Private . Secrerary to the Archhishdp The pey. Mr. I)ittinck, Librarian to the Archbishop, Cettt'Forester, EST. M. P. for Wenlock. so4whnlesale and retail by MI. Butler; No.' 4,Cheltisidet, and- emit by Mi. • Kirby, Staffiitti-strestV. ()lit itoutl.sorii.i; Mr. Stratton, Leferster.quarot, Bacon end ;Co. : 0: ! 4- 'forittstrect ; and by rapeatible. Venders in Town and Country. ~.. A Caution.—()bserve the name of William 131Ittlay.1% en. graved on the Stanip, which I affixed on the out4ide wrap. per of each box.; all not so stairiped are a dangt:rousimt. Cation. Price ss. 64.1. andios., pet s hox, with , ample dircaions. -• . - . -KEN+, VA.TI::D lil'...it,Pll.' ' ' T has been ,too frequently the subjea of just and I, :general reProbation, that men:destitute of the elements of the medical 'art have ol&red themselves ai.candaites tor public pairoriage in: the proles'sion of physi,:. I. or the purpose at druirtg" jos rite to the result at nut studies and ex pert ence,orirl to prevent us from being classed among those et npirsei, %vitae° impruneur pretensions have, untUi tunatety for society, heels too f4Vinarably rec4lved, we beg leave ta submit tolls,' liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of oat pursuits and a c . quireplehts. A fter having received it regular n ischca I . ethic.... von as the pupils of acsars, ti tinder' and lilix.ntl, whose lc Lures and pr.o.tice we carefully attended. as,prolea s ors and - : 'etirgeons of ' the London. tiogiiital ; we ehlearthirsct yes as students in thaiiustly eelshrated school for•inettical aconite. t? ' nient, the RtiyitThCol.lege ot bdinburgh,. and. Wen: 111 , iit.“4aite . ,., in the diatent branches o t iitiatotnV. surgery, the ti wary i , rrrt''''. Pradice of physic, chemistry, Tnidivitery, botany, &c..-Scc, by those eminent professins, Drs. Monte, 4 regoryi Black, Hamil ten, I...)unearrand Rutherford.:.. We trust rye shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tot A brig series c)aitt:wYliga3lelrb,sirviteadYahetolVpieee,lPlebArreetiaaciluletr.vl:4le4pdPbtljuliia4.llltt°sw; c°anult(i;.ins:tiLlaCiitieiCtltill'air'teSldUdl:drU4.ll94:3llr4il2l; know ledge of their treatment aced cure. In slightitint re c ent cases of infedion a perfect re-establialiment is..vOnapletedin the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in• veteracy, where other pradittoners have. falled,Vf stieCeSS; 4 proper perseverance in our plan Of treatihahredsures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melanchol y variety of disorders wi e ld; ate the effi:ets of a habit long and moat unhappily pursiiod ny tic youth of both sexes, there are nano mine Mauling o r m ir e distressing than those deficiencies anti dehilitiqs whichlre:. quentlyprevent or ethbitter the matrintottgstiate. To stud) potions it must be a consolation 'to ktioartnat. they ni a y nu*, by a new anus : infallible snide of treatment, be to that greatest of all human blessings, A strong, manly, ;gut v 4v i r . sus constitution, In all .cases, of debility-, from whatever cause arising, AS wellas in every specletrof:t ettertal infection. ' we:may . bettoasulted by. patients of eithet sex - with the great; est sNrecy anti honour: kitaurs . ot consut4itint,td, ?route Fun ten tothreefand horn .6 in the eveitity till I 0 ii higiit. 'Patients in the Country are nNuested tt l Jute .ltd i hirr i co . Tars 01 t licit-caw, age, anii general habit naiivitig, &c, fir,;, iti, clarring•it remittance for ativrce and medicih..rs, tittlii the same will bb itiveri, Or sent to any part or the i . ..iyaloili. To e ,, siire that'secrecT so essential to our tindertak.hg, the pr;statg;L of 'ietiteit Inay be added to the ACCAitalt tty . meria.:ines. . . ~ , ~,- CV It It I E mut Co. Surgeons, No. 1.7 i, 1 1.41t0n-4:mien, Messrs. Currie and Co, have Ccrti;',.cate s rr(nri the above respettable I toressors of Londois alai' Erlii 1 '.•., it . gi; , 11 the and Intarmity, with vihith, tt , ,,? i , cr , ,fonn d et il i l e tZ e d' a kuil, uties assigned them krtltiOg thee time tiler at. 1 . leaded th,.:ir L.:Owes and Practise.